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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
4
Frills cuts out wholesale grocery selling to consumers. Great savings for buyers in quantities. Luutey's wholesale department at Mercury Street and Park Street stores offer fresh meats plate covered beer and various pickled items. Notable items include corned beef, pickled pork, and pickled tongue.
No applicants for messenger jobs as strike continues. The Western Union Telegraph Company reports no delay in message delivery, though about 400 patrons are inconvenienced. Managers will not hire replacements. retained strikers keep their posts if they return. A workers’ fund collects small contributions amid public sympathy.
Senator Lippitt of Rhode Island pressed a resolution asking if President Wilson supports Pancho Villa as Mexico’s ruler. He accused the administration of aiding Villa, citing Vera Cruz and U.S. neutrality tensions, while Senator Stone and others disputed the portrayal and urged restraint.
Trinidad Col May G restora tion of the old Tadlay tent colony was discussed by military officers today. If rebuilt the plan calls for patrol of federal soldiers in the camp to protect the strikers and kin. At the coroner's inquest witnesses were questioned about the number of attackers in the Forbes battle. Coroner Sipe said the strike first attacked the Ming property. adjournment until Saturday due to missing witnesses.
Poinland Ore May 6 A body found floating in the Willamette River near Oregon City was identified as Marshall S Dudley mining engineer and 23 year confidential agent of ex Senator Donatvan Bourne Dudley disappeared Ten 2 inst The manner of death is not determined Dudley had found a likely rich claim in Sonora Mexico and drew Portland capitalists into funding The war hindered development Friends suggest death by possible self harm due to distress over the Mexican property Dudley had considerable means
London May 6 The woman’s suffrage bill was rejected tonight by the House of Lords in a 104 to 80 vote. Proponents Baron Courtney of Penwith Earl of Lytton and Baron Willoughby de Broke spoke in favor while Wear dale Favl of Crew Viscount St Mawys and others spoke against.
The ver dict states heart failure caused the death of miner Andrew Sandstrom at the Tramway mine. He collapsed in the mine at 11 o'clock at night and was found dead on his porch the next morning. City Chemist C. H. Beaten's analysis found no poison in whiskey.
Thomas Mitchell, superintendent of the Leeward mine, contracted erysipelas at his home and remains out of danger. He was reported to be recovering after the illness was diagnosed and treated locally.
The annual report of City Treasurer Shavil to the city council shows begin fund balances, year receipts of $42410341, transfers between funds, and disbursements totaling $982488.70. The sinking fund ends April 30 at $350008.17 with increases from year’s activities and plans for pension funding. Library, storm sewer, and other funds show varied balances and year-end totals, with taxes and miscellaneous receipts itemized and fund disbursements recorded.
Reports from Niagara Falls mediat ors conference preparations and ongoing Mexican campaigns reflect a tense path to peace. Carranza's forces surge toward Tampico as Obregon and Garza engage near San Luis Potosi and Mazatlan, with naval actions reported along Vera Cruz and Tampico.
May 6 report from Treaver notes the Colorado senate advancing administration plans. The bill would authorize the governor to close districts affected by strike disturbances and bar arms imports to thwart strikers, while deputies may be sworn in. A plan for a graduated income tax to fund militia expenses was introduced, amid debate over war and discretion on arming strikers.
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